Been watching Hot Wheels City on youtube with my son in quarantine, and I gotta say, this game is super tempting. The show is good clean fun. Bright, simple, action-packed, throwback stop-motion animation, and just the right amount of cheesy. Great source material for a pin, especially considering the monster battles. Like most rambunctious little boys, my son loves cars, dinosaurs, giant alligators, etc. Shaping up to be a great family game.

Recreational is legal in Illinois. Rosh has everything he needs.

It's nice. The lobby and offices are too clean to be a pinball factory! Need a bunch of us grubby heathens to roll through and track some dirt in.

Uh, no. This is not a kid-centric hobby for me. I've played/collected for 20+ years and only the last 2.5 years involved a kid. It's 100% my thing.

Sure. We are all giant man-children. Drawing the line at calling Hot Wheels a kid theme, but not the others, is ridiculous.

Yeah, weekends are bad for me too. At least on weekday afternoons I'm already parked at a desk. Replay it is!

Yeah, it was fun! Now I want to see someone who's actually good blow it up.

Why would they ever stop selling the coolest thing in the world?

Jaw's what?

Jesus.

Not at all. I played Hot Wheels for an hour; only shot I had trouble with was the little kickback lane for super jackpot, which I believe is tight because it's so valuable. All of the main ramp/orbit shots are easy-ish to make & satisfying.

Have you ever seen one of those movies.

Not an owner, but I've played it and it's a non-factor when playing. It could only bother anal retentive collectors who want everything symmetrical just because. I say, variety is the spice of life. It's actually an advantage art-wise.

Also: what Ferret said. At five feet away from my face, three inches off-center is nothing.

Well ain't y'all a couple of crafty beavers.